DAILY CATHOLIC for March 24, 1998
TODAY IN CHURCH HISTORY
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Historical Events in Church Annals for March 24:

  • 1084 A.D.
  • Pope Saint Gregory VII is forced into exile when the Holy Roman Emperor to-be Henry IV invades Rome and places the antipope Clement III on the throne of Peter.

  • 1208 A.D.
  • Pope Innocent IIIplaces England and its king under interdict.

  • 1254 A.D.
  • Saint Louis, King of France, takes up the symbolic cross to lead the Seventh Crusade

  • 1381 A.D.
  • Death of Saint Catherine of Sweden

  • 1455 A.D.
  • Death of Pope Nicholas V, who had founded the Vatican Library and helped rid Spain of the Saracens.

  • 1495 A.D.
  • Christopher Columbus departs Isabella in Espaniola.

  • 1558 A.D.
  • Coronation of Ferdinand I as Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Paul IV

    • March 24, 1998       volume 9, no. 59
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